The TriO r’ange was foun­ded in Munich in 2005 with the goal of bring­ing wood­wind cham­ber music to life in extraordin­ary loc­a­tions, fea­tur­ing the Trio d’anches instru­ment­a­tion (oboe, cla­ri­net, bas­soon). Thanks to a schol­ar­ship from the Live Music Now found­a­tion, estab­lished by Yehudi Menuh­in, the trio made their entry into the con­cert scene. This was fol­lowed by engage­ments at events such as the Mosel Music Fest­iv­al, the Regens­burg Ser­en­ades, Doc­u­menta Kas­sel, and numer­ous con­cert tours aboard Hapag Lloy­d’s cruise ships MS Europa and MS Europa2.

In addi­tion to per­form­ing clas­sic­al rep­er­toire for this instru­ment­a­tion, the trio explores less­er-known works and new com­pos­i­tions. Their con­cert formats har­ness the syn­er­gist­ic poten­tial of vari­ous art forms, com­bin­ing music with lit­er­at­ure, paint­ing, or dance on stage. Dif­fer­ent epochs are cre­at­ively inter­twined, thus gen­er­at­ing new impulses for the present moment.

The focus of the ensemble TRIOLOG is on music­al dia­logue.

An unbridled pas­sion for shared expres­sion, great curi­os­ity in explor­ing dif­fer­ent inter­pret­at­ive approaches, and a joy­ful exuber­ance in per­form­ance unite the three musi­cians.

The cap­tiv­at­ing con­trasts of the instru­ments cre­ate unex­pec­ted sound­scapes while sim­ul­tan­eously reveal­ing com­mon­al­it­ies and har­mony in sur­pris­ing ways. Through both metic­u­lous and cre­at­ive engage­ment with the rep­er­toire, as well as expand­ing bound­ar­ies, the musi­cians engage in a three-way dia­logue, blend­ing their music­al worlds into a har­mo­ni­ous over­all sound.

The trio is inspired by tak­ing the audi­ence on excit­ing jour­neys through space and time.

In the spir­it of Frank Mar­tin: “What has value for one alone is worth noth­ing” – that’s cham­ber music!

More inform­a­tion about this pro­ject will be com­ing soon.